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BQ should resume sovereignty push: Duceppe

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BQ should resume sovereignty push: Duceppe


Political | 208346 hits | Jan 31 10:14 pm | Posted by: Hyack
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It's time to push for the Bloc Qu�b�cois to push for sovereignty again, Gilles Duceppe told MPs and party members who strongly endorsed his leadership at a meeting Saturday.

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  1. by avatar Arctic_Menace
    Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:13 pm
    Short-changed Quebec? Buddy, Quebec gets over $8 BILLION in equalization payments... :roll:

  2. by Bibbi
    Sun Feb 01, 2009 4:56 pm
    Understandable from Gilles Duceppe's view. After all, he presents liberal amendments to the Budget and gets them shot down by the Liberals supporting the Tories. The Tories switch their interest from Quebec to Ontario and that means money as well. Then Ignatieff starts going after improving Liberal support in Quebec in Bloc ridings. Gilles also gave federalism a try by agreeing to the Coalition but that was also shot down.

    Given the above, it might be said that Duceppe has been politically cornered into going back to the roots of his party. He had no other alternatives, so it is really not surprising at all.

    I think that Ignatieff missed a major political opportunity by not supporting the Bloc's "liberal" amendments. That might have kept the Bloc thinking federally and garnered a "tougher" reputation for Ignatieff for supporting liberal concepts.

    Certainly a bad start and bad first impression for the Liberal leader. Can he not handle the political moves necessary for an Opposition leader? If he can't then it might be a short leadership.

  3. by avatar Yogi
    Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:43 pm
    Please do, Mr. Duceppe. Pay your tab on the way out, and I hope the door hits you in the arse!

    Moreso now than ever before, Quebec is a millstone around the neck of a drowning man!

  4. by avatar RUEZ
    Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:48 pm
    So who at Cka was saying the Bloc isn't about separation anymore?

  5. by avatar Mustang1
    Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:55 pm
    Duceppe's looking for relevance - going back to this antiquated nonsense well won't help him.



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